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Play a full day at Hammamet’s expansive 45‑hole complex—two par‑72 courses framed by olive groves, seven lakes, and forested rises. This private tour includes hotel pickup, optional clubs and carts, and an 8‑hour itinerary suited to players of all levels.
Play a full day at Hammamet’s expansive 45‑hole complex—two par‑72 courses framed by olive groves, seven lakes, and forested rises. This private tour includes hotel pickup, optional clubs and carts, and an 8‑hour itinerary suited to players of all levels.
Morning light hits the water and the first green—seven ribboned lakes reflecting a clear Tunisian sky as the olive grove ahead lifts into tree-strewn rises. A full day here feels deliberate: long fairways, sharply cut bunkers, and the slow swing rhythm that the steep forest hills seem to encourage.
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Operated by SAHARANSKY · Hammamet, Nabeul Governorate
Morning light hits the water and the first green—seven ribboned lakes reflecting a clear Tunisian sky as the olive grove ahead lifts into tree-strewn rises. A full day here feels deliberate: long fairways, sharply cut bunkers, and the slow swing rhythm that the steep forest hills seem to encourage.
The complex occupies roughly 173 hectares a few minutes from the Bay of Hammamet. Designed by Ronald Fream, the layout uses the land’s natural undulations—two 18-hole championship routes, Forest and Les Oliviers (both par 72), plus an additional 9—to create variety for all levels. The course sits on former agricultural terrain; olive trees and small woodlands remain prominent, and man-made lakes play both strategic and ecological roles.
Culturally, the area blends coastal resort life and inland farming—expect nearby seafood restaurants and village markets if you extend your stay. Geologically, the ground is slightly undulating limestone and red earth typical of northeastern Tunisia, which drains well but can hold wind on exposed holes.
Practical guidance: this is a full-day private outing—pickup from Hammamet hotels is usually included. Bring sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, and a pair of comfortable golf shoes; carts are available if you prefer less walking. Clubs and carts can be provided; confirm preferences when booking. Allow time for club fitting and a relaxed pace between groups: an 8-hour itinerary gives room for 36–45 holes, lunch, and a late-afternoon nine if you want.
Accessibility is straightforward—paths and transport options accommodate strollers and wheelchairs—but check local pickup points. Expect family-friendly facilities, on-course signage, and attentive staff handling green fees and equipment.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for players who can walk several miles or prefer a cart; no special fitness required.
Clubs (Cleveland full series) and a Club-Car for 18 holes are available if selected—confirm at booking to guarantee availability.
Yes—hotel pickup and drop-off from Hammamet-area hotels are usually included in the private tour package.
Yes—the courses are suitable for all levels; choose a shorter itinerary or use a cart if you prefer less walking.
Full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; bad-weather cancellations are possible—check your booking terms.
The complex was developed as an international golf concept on traditional olive-growing land; Ronald Fream’s routing emphasizes the site’s natural slopes and lakes.
Course management balances irrigation around the seven lakes with landscape preservation—stay on paths and follow signage to protect vegetation and bird habitats.
SAHARANSKY operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light hits the water and the first green—seven ribboned lakes reflecting a clear Tunisian sky as the olive grove ahead lifts into tree-strewn rises. A full day here feels deliberate: long fairways, sharply cut bunkers, and the slow swing rhythm that the steep forest hills seem to encourage.
Morning light hits the water and the first green—seven ribboned lakes reflecting a clear Tunisian sky as the olive grove ahead lifts into tree-strewn rises. A full day here feels deliberate: long fairways, sharply cut bunkers, and the slow swing rhythm that the steep forest hills seem to encourage.
The complex occupies roughly 173 hectares a few minutes from the Bay of Hammamet. Designed by Ronald Fream, the layout uses the land’s natural undulations—two 18-hole championship routes, Forest and Les Oliviers (both par 72), plus an additional 9—to create variety for all levels. The course sits on former agricultural terrain; olive trees and small woodlands remain prominent, and man-made lakes play both strategic and ecological roles.
Culturally, the area blends coastal resort life and inland farming—expect nearby seafood restaurants and village markets if you extend your stay. Geologically, the ground is slightly undulating limestone and red earth typical of northeastern Tunisia, which drains well but can hold wind on exposed holes.
Practical guidance: this is a full-day private outing—pickup from Hammamet hotels is usually included. Bring sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, and a pair of comfortable golf shoes; carts are available if you prefer less walking. Clubs and carts can be provided; confirm preferences when booking. Allow time for club fitting and a relaxed pace between groups: an 8-hour itinerary gives room for 36–45 holes, lunch, and a late-afternoon nine if you want.
Accessibility is straightforward—paths and transport options accommodate strollers and wheelchairs—but check local pickup points. Expect family-friendly facilities, on-course signage, and attentive staff handling green fees and equipment.